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For Sale / Re: Fibreglass flare kit, bonnet, sunvisor and rear door skin in need of good home
« on: January 30, 2014, 07:12:35 AM »
can you send some pictures if this is still available, cheers Mav
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For Sale / Re: Fibreglass flare kit, bonnet, sunvisor and rear door skin in need of good home« on: January 30, 2014, 07:12:35 AM »
can you send some pictures if this is still available, cheers Mav
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Excited to be here :)« on: September 21, 2013, 02:50:22 PM »
BusyKiwi - you beauty, i'll give that a go. after reading your post it sort of dawned on me (being a bit of a tight arse at times) that I can give it a go to save it, not sure how good that front lower stone guard will reshape - it's fairly crumpled but..... try I will, and if it doesn't work out that well I can look for parts and then do a cut and replace type effort. Have over the years ended up with gear from my dad and am reasonably well kitted for any job, so that part of the journey can begin soon
rumax - i'll look into what needs replacing and use your tips of where to source, I've not looked but guess you have a listing somewhere? let me know when you read this pls, and as you and Warren have mentioned I will get it running with the 173 and 3 spd box to see what shape it's actually in. It is starting up but awfully crook, not in the engine I don't think, but more fuel or spark. Id did drive up the trailer ramps but with bit of boot and need to slip the clutch. Warren - good onya for the words as you have two setups yourself, yep I'll get this running first to feel it out. As in my intro I am planning/dreaming to have the back set up for slide in modules - 1 as tool and equip for my building-renovation needs and 2 as a cruising/road trip and basic sleep fit out. That may see me want a bit more eng go from a 202 and 4/5 spd box. Is the diff just a standard banjo like in hq's etc??? - I think I can put my hands on one, a 3.35 for $150 (I think that's what it is) Dano - I get your point I reckon - from all the stories of project cars I've heard about, not just BUGA, is the same background of time and money. It seems if you have more money you need less time or as as normal and me included - with less money you need more time trivia BTW just so's ya gets to know me that little more - Rene' with only one "e" at the end and should have a little accent or acute ' above the last "e" is the french for the letter "a" and used for dudes; girls are normally spelt Renee or Renea. But glad you cover your bases and not guessed me as a girl thanks to all, this is a great place and support network for beddy lovers with the same interest - well done to everyone on board and look forward to the day I know enough to share as well, that'll be cool 3
Introduce Yourself / Re: Excited to be here :)« on: September 18, 2013, 01:43:36 PM »
Thanks for the welcoming comments again , I love this site for what it offers to all Beddy lovers.
For me to start some little jobs and work out the running gear set up i have 3 queries I'd like to put forward for advice and welcome suggestions or comments. 1. getting the front right guard that is reasonably dented back into shape, what is usually the better way to go? panel beating repairs (I have done some but not this level of repair) or find a donor part to cut and replace. If the cut and replace is the result that will require me just to start shopping on line etc as I guess there is no equivalent of rare spares for us? 2. items like door rubbers/seals is there a supplier in Oz for these sort of items or importing from somewhere or an after market option that is know to work well? 3. the biggie, what experiences are there with the 173 engine and 3 speed manual - this project isn't good enough to be on the road for me to find out yet. Is it thought of as a good enough machine? or If i'm after best power and dive line combinations without the need for engineering certification what is some of the better options? I have read some articles in the technical section and haven't quiet worked out what I'd like to do 4
Wanted / Re: Wanted cf bedford van« on: September 11, 2013, 02:35:08 PM »
I saw one last weeks in Albury and left a note on it to say howdy, he called me and said he was selling his so I can follow that up with you if you like. Has been partly done, camper sort of in back with pop up, 302 cleveland, big gas tank inside and other stuff he said. From memory he's asking 8K for now.
Let me know if your interested to get in touch with him. 5
Cruises and Events / Re: Van meets oct 2013« on: September 11, 2013, 02:25:50 PM »
Hi Wendy, stay in touch if you venture down, I live just outside Albury and will be going but doubt that my van will be on the road as I've just picked it up 2 weeks ago
Always be happy to meet some BUGA folks in person 6
Introduce Yourself / Re: Excited to be here :)« on: September 10, 2013, 08:28:22 PM »
howdy erics8 - thanks; and rumax cheers, am ok with most weld techniques but the light sheet metal will keep me on my toes! and yeh like the engine config you suggest but need to look at the whole project and see if that's in the budget from the beginning.
this link is to my gallery that shows the van inside and out, boy howdy I'll be happy when it looks different http://www.buga.com.au/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=8&g2_itemId=46701 7
BUGA site information / Re: Help support buga« on: September 10, 2013, 12:13:18 PM »
Hey there BUGA Community, I may be new but I can tell when something is worthwhile. Are you still needing financial support by donation? Let me know please, big cheers for all being here
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Excited to be here :)« on: September 10, 2013, 12:01:08 PM »
Yes Sammy, it's fairly solid. Haven't gone over it with a looking glass yet but the only rust seems to be what I see as just beginning in the gutters and that is mostly surface looking rust I think.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Excited to be here :)« on: September 10, 2013, 10:47:03 AM »
Thanks for the welcomes to you all, yep I'm excited to be starting down this path and have dreams of what might be my 'cool ride'. Maybe I've seen to many programs of "Pimp My Ride"
I have some respect for the reality that it's a balance of time - resources - money but the dream is strong for now Here is some pics at the beginning of this project, and the big where to from here? I'm hoping for a:- comfortable ride, sweet looking machine, for now it doesn't need big horsepower (hope that doesn't offend to many) but a bit of traveling power and economy if possible. I'm wanting it for two different applications:- daily driving fitted with a slide in module of several handle-able shelving units to carry tools and stuff for my renovation maintenance business; and with that stuff removed a cool van to travel up the road on weekend trips to see the country side and/or visit relatives etc.... we know that the land of Oz has miles between places. So with that part of the dream exposed I'll be more than happy with any suggestions and guidance from the BUGA family here is the first lot of pics 10
Introduce Yourself / Re: Excited to be here :)« on: September 08, 2013, 07:48:21 PM »
Thx Gordon. I'll do some pics tomoz and list the features of this project. Cheers
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